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As we enter the Mâconnais, we enter southern Burgundy.
The "Pouilly-Fuissé" AOC was created by decree in September 1936. The vineyards cover the slopes of the famous Solutré Rock (a prehistoric site) and Vergisson Rock, overlooking Mâcon and the Bresse plain. |
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The vines are planted at an altitude of between 250 and 350 metres in small, steep cirques that face east/south-east. The clay-limestone soil dates back to the Jurassic period.
Age of the vines: 50 years on average
Surface area: 1.23 hectares
Location: Chaintré and Vergisson
Soil type: clay-limestone |
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Chardonnay. |
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Thermo-regulated, at low temperatures (18°C to 20°C). |
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80% in oak barrels, 20% in stainless steel tanks. |
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Visual: beautifully intense yellowish gold.
Nose: rich and intense with aromas of butter, well-integrated oak, and apricot.
Palate: a powerful wine with a great deal of finesse. Lovely complexity with flavours of apricot and toast. This wine gradually reveals all of its roundness and fullness. The finish is long with a touch of lime. A remarkably well-balanced wine. |
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This wine is the perfect match for white meats, such as roasted quail. Serve well chilled, between 10 and 12°C.
This wine may be enjoyed in its youth or cellared for 2 to 5 years. |
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